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Meanwhile, some of the members posted clips and photos of their first night in Manila on their social media accounts. Jason Paul Laxamana answers why Pinoys…. PWDs, elderly trained in disaster…. Defensor eyes inquiry on overstocking of DOH medicines: Sayang ang pera! Party-list coalition remains solid, says Romero. Free Wi-Fi should be standard in disaster areas — Recto.

A court on Tuesday rejected an appeal seeking to block authorities from deporting a Filipino woman who remained in Israel illegally after her visa expired, along with her Israel-born children. The deportation of foreign workers, whether by agreement or forced, has faced criticism due to the impact it can have on their children who are born in the country, some of whom spend years in the Israeli system. The Tel Aviv appeals tribunal gave Geraldine Esta and her children, year-old Khean and 5-year-old Kathryn, 45 days to leave the country. Judge Ilan Halabaga said he was giving the family time to tend to its affairs as well as appeal the decision if it wished. Esta, in Israel for the past 14 years, was arrested last week when immigration agents broke into her Ramat Gan home.

The Philippines is prone to deadly natural disasters, having suffered through Typhoon Haiyan in and Typhoon Hagupit in among others. Living in poverty, with the constant fear of natural disasters, children of the Philippines need your help. Save the Children has a long history of responding to natural disasters in the Philippines. After Super Typhoon Haiyan, which left a massive path of destruction, we were among the first on the ground providing emergency relief. After the water subsided, we remained, supporting the rebuilding of homes and livelihoods of over 1 million people, including , children.

All rights reserved. Just keep heading straight. In the arrivals area at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport, throngs of family members await loved ones coming home for Christmas. Lack of opportunity and low wages drive millions of Filipinos abroad.